   as it is, binds it to the specified show using [[bind-to-show]]. If
   that controller ever gets disconnected, it will be re-bound once it
   reappears. Returns a watcher structure which can be passed
-  to [[cancel-auto-bind]] if you would like to stop it watching for
+  to [[deactivate]] if you would like to stop it watching for
   reconnections. The underlying controller mapping, once bound, can be
   accessed through the watcher's `:controller` key.
 

               :midi-handler (atom nil)
               :tap-tempo-handler (amidi/create-tempo-tap-handler (:metronome show))
               :overlays (controllers/create-overlay-state)
               :next-overlay (atom 0)
               :move-listeners (atom #{})
               :grid-controller-impl (atom nil)}
              {:type :ableton-push})]

            (cancel-handler []
              (amidi/remove-new-device-handler! connection-handler)
              (when-let [device (:port-in @controller)]
                (amidi/remove-disconnected-device-handler! device disconnection-handler)))]

      ;; See if our Push seems to already be connected, and if so, bind to it right away.
      (when-let [found (first (amidi/filter-devices device-filter (amidi/open-inputs-if-needed!)))]
